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geb-writing-style

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Use when polishing prose, abstract, and introduction for a Games and Economic Behavior (GEB) manuscript so the model and result land for a general game-theory reader. Enforces the 250-word abstract cap and elsarticle conventions. Polishes exposition; it does not change results.

When to use

• Polishing prose for GEB manuscripts
• Editing abstracts to meet 250-word cap
• Structuring introductions with idea-first approach
• Refining theory and experimental exposition
• Checking reference style consistency
• Verifying generative AI declarations

When not to use

• Changing mathematical results
• Modifying theorems or assumptions
• Altering experimental data or design

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